Kenya

39 courses • 24 golf regions • ISO: KE

Golf Regions

• Magarini (1 courses)
• Nyeri Central (2 courses)
• Msambweni (2 courses)
• Kiambu Town (2 courses)
• Kikuyu (1 courses)
• Nakuru West (1 courses)
• Nandi Hills (1 courses)
• Laikipia East (1 courses)
• Gilgil (1 courses)
• Mumias West (1 courses)
• Machakos Town (1 courses)
• Kilifi South (3 courses)
• Naivasha (1 courses)
• Njoro (1 courses)
• Saboti (1 courses)
• Gatanga (3 courses)
• Molo (1 courses)
• Nairobi (8 courses)
• Limuru (1 courses)
• Ainabkoi (1 courses)
• Nyali (1 courses)
• Lurambi (2 courses)
• Kisumu (1 courses)
• Kisii Central (1 courses)

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Kenya?

We recommend visiting during the dry seasons, typically January-February or July-October. You'll find the weather perfect for golf, with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, making for an enjoyable round on any course. Avoid the long rains from March to May if you prefer drier fairways.

Can I really combine a golf trip with a safari in Kenya?

Absolutely, and we highly recommend it! Courses like Vipingo Ridge or those around Nairobi offer incredible opportunities to play world-class golf while being close to safari parks. You might even spot giraffes or zebras on the course itself, which is an unforgettable experience.

Which golf courses are truly unmissable in Kenya?

You absolutely must play Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairobi for its classic parkland challenge and Karen Country Club for its lush, mature layout. For a coastal gem, Vipingo Ridge is a spectacular championship course with ocean views that will take your breath away. Each offers a distinct, memorable round.

What should I expect regarding green fees and caddies in Kenya?

Green fees vary but generally range from $50-$150 USD, offering excellent value for the quality. Caddies are mandatory at most clubs, and they are incredibly knowledgeable about the course and local conditions, so factor in their fee and a good tip for their invaluable assistance.

How easy is it to get around and book tee times for golf in Kenya?

Booking tee times, especially at popular clubs, is best done in advance, particularly on weekends. Getting around Nairobi and to coastal courses is straightforward with ride-sharing apps or pre-arranged transfers, ensuring you arrive relaxed and ready to play. We found local transport reliable and efficient.